imperilled
Meaning
of Imperil
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
All of this served, at least for the Democrats and Trump’s critics, to distract from the weaknesses and problems that had imperilled their own political position.
A landmark book from a remarkable new historian, on a subject that has never been more important - or imperilled.
I encountered trophy hunting outfitters selling hunts of even from the most imperilled species such as elephants, leopards and lions, and with some at really surprisingly low prices.
He endeavoured to revive its imperilled values and, thus, he became an "educator of the people" (in the words of Werner Jaeger ).
The minority of travellers along the Windsor-to-Quebec City corridor who ride VIA Rail were not as imperilled: most essential, tight-budgeted VIA trips can also be made by bus, with only moderate time lost and with money saved as a consolation.
Productions will be jettisoned, people put out of work, institutions imperilled.